Damage to the temporal lobe makes themore difficult.
A)object discrimination problem
B)landmark discrimination problem
C)double dissociation problem
D)single dissociation problem

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Damage to the temporal lobe, specifically the ventral stream, has been associated with problems in object discrimination. This means that individuals with damage to this area may have difficulty distinguishing between different objects, such as recognizing a pencil versus a pen. Landmark discrimination, on the other hand, is associated with the dorsal stream and damage to this area would result in difficulty in finding one's way around an environment. Double dissociation and single dissociation problems both refer to experimental methods used to determine the relationship between different brain regions and specific functions, and are not related to damage in the temporal lobe.

Damage to the Temporal Lobe Makes Themore Difficult